Maybe, but if ford stiffens the suspension when in normal/sport and more so based shock position/extension it could ride very stiff.
Are the new shocks still using internal bypass, or is it all done with the active control?
You run the aux switch to the coil of a relay that can handle the power draw of the light. When you hit the switch the coil of the relay is the only load on the aux switch and the relay handles the amp draw of the light.
Great write up and videos! Curious to see how you like the change in ride with the new collars up front. So many complaints about harsh ride after leveling
The lights flashed, it beeped, and hit the brakes all at the same time.
The truck applied brakes only for a second or two, but I probably slowed by 20mph.
The guy behind me probably thought I was brake checking him. Lucky I didn't get rear ended.
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Mine slammed on the brakes on a recent trip to AZ from Ca when I was alongside a truck with extended tow mirrors (no car in front of me). I turned the sensitivity to the highest setting for that trip and turned it all the way back after. Haven't had an issue since.
Yep, 5k over IS msrp in cali (a good buy). HB ford has the same truck listed at over 100k before tax and license.
And buying out of state for msrp isn't worth it after you consider travel/shipping expense, time invested, risk, etc; the savings is relatively minimal.
I think a wire or something is preventing the door/cover from sliding. I have to push down and assist it forward in to the closed position.
Anyone else had this problem?
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